BWW Interview: Actress and Director Catherine Burkhart
BWW Interview: Actress and Director Catherine Burkhart
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BWW Review: AMADEUS at IRISH CLASSICAL THEATRE
Joint Venture Makes For Cohesive AMADEUS Collaboration among Western New York arts groups can only help serve the better good of the community and a happy pairing of Irish Classical Theatre with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra is playing on at Kleinhans Music Hall, as both groups presen
BWW Review: A CHRISTMAS STORY, THE MUSICAL at Shea's Buffalo Theatre
The story of Ralphie, the boy who wants a Red Ryder Carbine Action BB Gun for Christmas took to the Shea's stage last night for a 5 day run.
BWW Review: EQUUS at IRISH CLASSICAL THEATRE
STELLAR CAST DELVES IN DRAMA OF EQUUS Near perfection.
BWW Review: AN AMERICAN IN PARIS at Shea's Buffalo Theatre
Glorious Dancing Propels AN AMERICAN IN PARIS Not since Jerome Robbins staged WEST SIDE STORY and Agnes DeMille's historic dream ballet sequences have theatre goers been presented the opportunity to experience Broadway musical story telling through dance.
BWW Review: MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION at SHEA'S 710 Theatre
Something exciting has happened in the former Studio Arena Theatre, now known as Shea's 710 Theatre .
BWW Review: SEE THINGS LIKE YOU CD Is Top Quality Cabaret
This is one of those albums that you will find yourself listening to time and again.
BWW Review: SWEENEY TODD at Shaw Festival
From it's ominous sounding opening organ chords, Stephen Sondheim makes it clear that you are in for a macabre evening of theatre as his masterpiece SWEENEY TODD begins.
BWW Review: Victorian Charmer ENGAGED Right at Home at Royal George Theatre
The Shaw Festival has unearthed a bit of a gem, that in lesser hands may be considered no more than a cubic zirconium.
BWW Review: A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE at SHAW FESTIVAL
Ever the consummate commentator of society and gender, Oscar Wilde has never been afraid of controversy or potentially offending member of both sexes.
BWW Review: ALICE IN WONDERLAND at Shaw Festival
The Shaw Festival in Niagara on the Lake has pulled out all the stops on it's glittering new production of Lewis Carroll's ALICE IN WONDERLAND.
BWW Review: AN IDEAL HUSBAND at BUFFALO'S IRISH CLASSICAL THEATRE
Buffalo's Irish Classical Theatre is doing what they so often do best- presenting a classic, like their current production of Oscar Wilde's AN IDEAL HUSBAND, with subtlety and care.
BWW Review: LOVE LETTERS at 710 MAIN THEATRE
MACGRAW AND O'NEAL MASTER THE ART OF 'LOVE LETTERS' Before cell phones, texts, tweets or facebook messages there existed that lost art of writing letters.
BWW Review: THE YEATS PROJECT at IRISH CLASSICAL THEATRE
Three of Buffalo's esteemed arts organizations have teamed together to present what is being called THE YEATS PROJECT: TWO PLAYS BY W.
BWW Review: AVENUE Q at 710 Main Theatre
A joyous thing is happening at 710 Main Theatre.
BWW Reviews: THE WIZARD OF OZ at SHEA'S BUFFALO Theatre
Escaping to Oz may be the fate for Dorothy, but her glorious adventure had patrons at Shea's Buffalo Theatre delighted to follow her down that infamous yellow brick road.
BWW Review: FULLY COMMITTED at Irish Classical Theatre
Imagine a day at the office when no one else shows up but you.
BWW Review: DIXIE'S NEVER WEAR A TUBETOP WHILE RIDING A MECHANICAL BULL at Shea's Smith Theatre
Shea's Smith Theatre is hosting everyone's favorite Tupperware lady, Dixie Longate, for the rest of this week and anyone yearning for some strong belly laughs, groans, and an all around 90 minutes of hilarity should head downtown.
BWW Review: PIPPIN at Shea's Buffalo Theatre
The 1970's was an era of self discovery, rebellion and personal exploration.
BWW Reviews: ALL MY SONS at Irish Classical Theatre
BRILLIANT CAST SHINES IN MILLER'S AMERICAN TRAGEDY
BWW Reviews: THE END OF THE RAINBOW at THE KAVINOKY THEATRE
Real life is often more dramatic than stage drama, and in the case of Judy Garland, everyday life was a scary venture for the drug and alcohol addicted child star turned adult superstar.
BWW Review: ANNIE at Shea's Buffalo Theatre
The iconic 1977 Charles Strouse musical ANNIE opened last night at Shea's Buffalo to a large, appreciative audience.
BWW Reviews: THE SANTALAND DIARIES at Road Less Traveled Theatre
A disgruntled elf at Christmas time? Well, I'm sure everyone remembers Hermey, the wanna be dentist elf featured in Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, who was unsatisfied with his elfin duties.
BWW Review: Man's Best Friend Triumphs in SYLVIA at 710 Main Theatre
A man and his relationship to his animal.
BWW Reviews: MATILDA at SHEA'S BUFFALO
A magical blend of a Grimm fairy tale, like HANSEL AND GRETEL, a Dickensian novel like OLIVER, and a childhoodhood fable like Roald Dahl's CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, and you have the makings of the new musical MATILDA, (also by Roald Dahl), that is playing at Shea's Buffalo Theatre.
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The Golden Girls: The Lost Episodes VIII Shea's Smith Theatre (8/14-8/30) |
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Churchill Starring Daniel Payne Shea's Smith Theatre (11/05-11/08) |
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Dealbreaker Memorial Art Gallery (9/19-9/20) |
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Tony N'' Tina''s Wedding Shea's Smith Theatre (3/05-3/21) |
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Sister''s Christmas Catechism: The Mystery of the Magi''s Gold Shea's Smith Theatre (12/23-12/23) |
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The Golden Girls - The Lost Episodes Viii Shea's Smith Theatre (8/14-8/30) |
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Songs to Drink Wine To: Prosecco Edition Blackfriars Theatre (9/15-9/20) |
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Rent Shea's Smith Theatre (1/29-2/14) |
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Sunday Brunch with Yoko & Mikayla Sunday Brunch with Yoko & Mikayla (11/15-11/15) |
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The Lion King Auditorium Theatre (4/28-5/16) |